A list of grievance redressal meets organised by government line agencies in Chennai
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Civic development is at its best when it is participatory: here is a list of grievance redressal meets organised by government line agencies whose work impacts residents’ quality of life
CMWSSB’s open house
Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB) conducts open-house meetings at the respective area offices every second Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
To know the address of the Metro Water area office relevant to you, visit cmwssb.tn.gov.in/area-office
Complaints can also be raised on 044-4567 4567
‘Post’ your grievances
Dak Adalats organised by the Department of Post are usually conducted every quarter at the office of the Chief Post Master General in Anna Salai. There is no fixed day for conducting these meetings, but a week day is generally reserved for it. Those with grievances with regard to postal services like delay in transmission of mails, speed post articles, money orders, saving banks and counter services can attend these meetings. One can also mail their concerns to pg.tn@indiapost.gov.in
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